Word: bases
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Ohler, who pitched for team A, struck out 12 men and gave but one base on balls. In spite of the high wind that was blowing, the men made but five errors, none of these being credited to the outfield. Team A got nine hits to team B's four, two of which were made by Reeves...
...first inning, Blair reached first on a fielder's choice, stole second, and came home when Kennedy reached first on an error. Two more runs were scored in the fourth inning. Blackall got a base on balls, stole second, and scored on Young's hit to left field. Young then went to second on a fielder's choice, scoring later on Twitchell's error. In the next inning, Blair was passed, Kennedy singled and Babson brought Blair home on another single. Lowrey, in the eighth inning, reached third through a combination of errors, scoring later on Blair...
...first inning, team A got two runs through errors, and in the sixth inning, the score was tied by McLaughlin's home run with one man on base. However, team A got three runs in the next two innings through the hits made by Tomes, Twitchell, and Paul. The following inning, the eighth, team B got three hits and three bases on balls, thereby scoring five times; while in the second half of this inning, team A tied the score through errors. The winning run was made in the eleventh inning. Bartlett passed two men, and Tomes made a clean...
McLaughlin will undoubtedly be at first base again, and with added experience will be even better there than he has been this year. Potter will be at second base, but third base and short-stop will have to be filled by recruits unless Carr gains one of these places...
...batting neither team showed up strongly. With the first two innings favorable to Harvard and Yale superior in the seventh, each team obtained four hits, none of which counted for more than a single base. In the field Yale was the more brilliant with McIntyre's phenomenal catch and a double play in the sixth. The feature of Harvard's fielding was the accuracy and speed of Young's throwing, which allowed Yale but one stolen base...